I'm aware of what PG&E is doing. Sorry if I sounded otherwise. That said, I mentioned these things because it's a should. I'm compassionate for those in that u

I'm aware of what PG&E is doing. Sorry if I sounded otherwise. That said, I mentioned these things because it's a should. I'm compassionate for those in that unfortunate situation. I don't know about how the distance scales are regarding the interactions between commuting, geography, infrastructure sections, etc. I'm partially arguing about a situation with a less voluntary shutoff on a comparable scale. A scenario with similar infrastructure availability, just larger regions with sparse/meager availability. Think of what you'd have in case of a sudden jump to 100% renewables. Existing storage doesn't suffice for 24/7 traditional load curves. Overall demand is higher than supply.... Anyways, it was more a yawning in defeat than a case of "confused pikachu". (Forgive me for the wording, and feel free to correct. I'm not trying to joke.)